Don’t forget that we were always here.Īs always, I’m here for constructive criticism. So use these references for school, for your own personal gain - it doesn’t really matter. It really gives our educators and the media we consume no excuse to gloss over and - because they do this more often than not - ignore such rich history. Researching LGBT+ history was actually a very hopeful experience for me! To see so much documentation on our history was good.

I have also added many links to journals and articles that were not originally mentioned in Fordham’s database.

Albeit published in 1997 (the online version was last updated over six years ago), Fordham’s database serves so much use to LGBT+ people trying to build an understanding of their community and scholars alike. Much of the credit for the list goes out to Fordham University, which has an online database full of great resources.

Today I bring you a whole playlist of LGBT+ history specific YouTube videos, resources for further research, a chronological outline of world LGBT+ history, and a variety of academic journals and articles. Week Ten: Hello and welcome back to the LGBT+ Masterlist Project ! Lgbtmasterlists: LGBT+ MASTERLIST PROJECT BY ROCIO One: TELEVISION

Glorious Day by Skye Kilaen